Tool profile · Publisher documentation
Trint is an audio and video production platform that transcribes, translates and supports team collaboration on media content. According to its supplier's public documentation, it is used in three areas: transcription, translation and collaboration, and its supplier presents it as a media production platform trusted by newsrooms. LE LABO IA has not tested the product, and this profile relies on the public documentation of its supplier. Monthly amounts published by the supplier correspond to annual billing, and monthly pricing is not shown, so any price should be treated as not confirmed until you check it with the supplier. Availability by country and usage quotas are also not confirmed. Before use, you should establish consent from the people recorded, the retention of recordings, access rights and confidentiality rules, and check permissions on images, voices, music and identities, since no commercial rights are guaranteed.
Tool profile · Publisher documentation
The product points below come from publisher documentation. No common hands-on test is claimed. Documentary profile, sources checked October 6, 2026. LE LABO IA has not tested this product.
Transcribing audio and video content into text according to the supplier's public documentation. Translating content as part of the same media production workflow. Collaborating as a team on audio and video projects inside a single platform. Working on media production for editorial contexts, since the supplier states the tool is trusted by newsrooms.
The supplier publishes a Pro plan at 79 USD per seat per month on annual billing and 948 USD per seat per year. The Team plan, described for 2 to 5 members, is published at 69 USD per seat per month on annual billing and 828 USD per seat per year. The Business plan is quoted on request. A free trial is offered. A pricing caveat applies: the monthly amounts correspond to annual billing, with a stated saving of 252 USD, and monthly pricing is not shown. Treat these figures as not confirmed and check current prices, quotas and terms with the supplier.
The product has not been tested by LE LABO IA, and the profile relies on the supplier's public documentation. Quotas, territorial availability and terms of use are not covered by the pricing summary and are not confirmed, so they should be checked with the supplier. Permissions on images, voices, music and identities should be verified before use, and no commercial rights are guaranteed. Access rights and confidentiality rules should be established before sending documents or data to the platform.
On the supplier site, check the plan limits, the languages supported, the quotas included and any conditions attached to the free trial. Test a short audio or video file with several speakers and read the transcript carefully to judge accuracy and speaker handling. Check how editing, translation and team sharing work, and confirm what the supplier says about data retention, access rights and confidentiality. Ask the supplier directly about current prices, billing periods and availability in your country before you commit.
